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    Motion in 1D problem, it's not supposed to be this hard.

    Awesome! I got it! I knew it had something to do with time when they both has the same velocity! You just confirmed it and helped me out! Thank you so much guys! :)
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    Motion in 1D problem, it's not supposed to be this hard.

    OK, so the car will hit the speed of 25.278 (which is the same like the truck) at some time T right? I find that T and then plug it back into the position equation for each of the vehicles right? After that subtract the two and I get how much farther (closest) they are apart?
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    Motion in 1D problem, it's not supposed to be this hard.

    Thanks guys, so at some point the car AND the truck both have the same velocity right?
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    Motion in 1D problem, it's not supposed to be this hard.

    Homework Statement To save fuel, some truck drivers try to maintain a constant speed when possible. A truck traveling at 91.0 km/hr approaches a car stopped at the red light. When the truck is 115.7 meters from the car the light turns green and the car immediately begins to accelerate at...
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